Tag - Technical assistance

Skills sector reform in Vanuatu

by Ellis Silas, Jerrol Arnhambat, Fenda Sam, Anthony Bailey

April 30, 2021

Figure 1: Proposed model for engagement of aid-funded non-citizens

Aid advisers in Papua New Guinea: a full solution

by Joachim Luma, Michael Anderson, Carmen Voigt-Graf

April 24, 2017

Figure 1: Model of Australian non-citizen technical advisers employed by aid contractors

Aid advisers in Papua New Guinea: a partial solution

by Carmen Voigt-Graf, Joachim Luma, Michael Anderson

April 18, 2017

Ray Murray (third from right) at the author's wedding in Dili in 2010

Vale Ray Murray: capacity-builder without equal

by Gordon Peake

June 3, 2016

In-line insights: five years in Vanimo

by Tess Newton Cain

September 16, 2015

Walking in-line (image: Flickr/kylesteed)

Shifting in-line in Papua New Guinea

by Stephen Howes

August 6, 2015

Jim Adams presenting at the 2015 PNG Update

Capacity building: how to do better

by Jim Adams

July 17, 2015

Capacity building: important but unsuccessful

by Jim Adams

July 16, 2015

Capacity development in economic policy agencies

by Harry Greenwell, Bede Moore

October 22, 2014

Making bureaucracies work

by Terence Wood

January 10, 2013

Memorandum of Understanding

From the Development Policy Centre. The podcast that peers behind the bureaucratic curtain to tell the stories of the people, policy and politics of international development.

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MoU Somaliland: State-ing the obvious

May 3, 2021

MoU resilience: A climate for change

April 12, 2021

MoU carbon: Money grows on trees

March 15, 2021

MoU religion: Converting sacred texts

March 1, 2021

MoU travelogues: Aid beyond the tarmac road

February 15, 2021

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The Development Policy Centre is home to the Devpolicy Blog (devpolicy.org) and is a think tank for aid and development policy based at Crawford School of Public Policy, The Australian National University. Devpolicy Talks brings you the latest from our centre’s public events as well as other discussions from our blog and research work covering Australian aid, PNG and the Pacific and global development policy.